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SEV04UP SEV08UP BF68-00152B Samsung is not responsible for loss of data. http://www.samsunghdd.co.kr 2002.05. Rev.00 Please back up data frequently.
HANDY Q is the name of a new high-performance external hard drive Identifying the Parts and Checking the Package Kits by Samsung. It supports both the high-speed IEEE 1394 interface and System Requirements the high-speed USB 2.0 interface. Unlike the existing desktop hard...
Safety Precautions Identifying the Parts and Checking the Package Contents Carefully follow all instructions below to prevent loss of data or damage to your Handy Q drive. This product is precision equipment and, the HDD inside is extremely susceptible to shock and static electricity. Front Back Avoid high-temperature, high-humidity storage.
System Requirements The following are the minimum system requirements to install and run Handy Q. Windows PC Macintosh IEEE 1394 FireWire (IEEE 1394) CPU: Pentium or faster Power PC (iMAC DV, G3, or later) with a FireWire-mounted board RAM: Minimum 32MB Mac OS 8.6 or higher Windows 98SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP RAM: Minimum 32MB...
Installing the Hardware For USB-port Installation For 1394-Port Installation Make sure your computer meets the system Make sure your computer meets the system requirements. requirements. See Pages 3 & 4 for System Requirements. See Pages 3 & 4 for System Requirements. Connect the AC adaptor to the power supply Connect the AC adaptor to the power supply slot on the back of Handy Q as shown in the...
Turning Handy Q Power ON & OFF Turning Power OFF Windows - For USB - For IEEE 1394 Click the Eject Hardware/USB Storage Device icon( Click the Eject Hardware/IEEE 1394 Storage Device icon( on the right-hand corner of the taskbar, and the following small on the right-hand corner of the taskbar, and the following small message box appears above the taskbar.
Installing the Software Before you start using Handy Q, you need to install a USB/1394 driver compatible with your system. Turning Power On Reconnecting If the power is off, turn Handy Q on before connecting the data cable to your computer. USB 2.0 / 1.1 - Windows 98 Second Edition (Initial Installation) Page 11...
Installing the USB 2.0/1.1 Driver Windows 98 Second Edition (Initial Installation) Make sure Handy Q is connected to your computer, and turn the power on. A dialogue box as shown below appears and starts to look for a driver for the device. Click Next. When you see the dialogue box as shown below, click Next.
Explorer window. Decompress HANDYQ.hqx and the files appear as shown below. You are ready to use Handy Q. Double-click the file named SAMSUNG MSC Driver. A device driver is installed and the following dialogue box appears. Click OK and an icon( )appears.
Installing the IEEE 1394 Driver Mac OS X Windows 98SE/2000 Professional/ME/XP Turn your computer on and connect Handy Q to your computer Connect Handy Q to your computer and turn the power on. using the IEEE1394 port. An icon( )appears on the screen. When ‘Insert Disk’...
Initial Use of HANDY Q in Mac OS X When you first connect Handy Q to your computer, Click the Drive Setup button on the left-hand side of the window. a dialogue box appears as below. Click Initialize. Choose/dev/disk1. The Disk Utility window appears. Of the three menu tabs showing, choose “Partition”.
When formatting is completed, an icon( )appears When the following window appears, click Initialize. on the desktop. You are now ready to use Handy Q using the 1394 connection. Macintosh - OS 8.6 ~ 9.0 The formatting begins as below. Connect to the Macintosh Homepage to download the FireWire Enabler and install it on your computer.
SEV04UP/DOM-40.0GB If the connection fails, try connecting to other USB ports. Memory SEV08UP/DOM-80.0GB Make sure you installed the USB driver provided by Samsung. Front Power On-Off/Read/Write Mode Indicator LED Lamp (Blue) Note : See “Installing the Software” for driver installation.
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Fcc information to the user This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.